[FarmBoy]

So he's not only a horse's ass, but a bag of academic hot air, too. Good to know.

I just don't see how you get Griffin's (unofficially reported) Wonderlic score of 24 = "bag of academic hot air". Where has the connection been made between Wonderlic and academics? My understanding of the Wonderlic is that it tests one's ability quickly process and analyze information. It doesn't test how hard you study or the knowledge you've gained over a lifetime of study. RGIII is a poli sci major, for god's sakes. How many poli scie questions do you think are on the Wonderlic?

I strongly suspect that Andrew Luck is the smarter of the two, both academically and native intelligence, but this score says nothing about RGIII's academic credentials. In fact, he's succeeded despite not have a brain that inherently processes and organizes data as quickly as Luck's (assuming these reported scores are accurate.)

[FarmBoy]

So he's not only a horse's ass, but a bag of academic hot air, too. Good to know.

I just don't see how you get Griffin's (unofficially reported) Wonderlic score of 24 = "bag of academic hot air". Where has the connection been made between Wonderlic and academics? My understanding of the Wonderlic is that it tests one's ability quickly process and analyze information. It doesn't test how hard you study or the knowledge you've gained over a lifetime of study. RGIII is a poli sci major, for god's sakes. How many poli scie questions do you think are on the Wonderlic?

I strongly suspect that Andrew Luck is the smarter of the two, both academically and native intelligence, but this score says nothing about RGIII's academic credentials. In fact, he's succeeded despite not have a brain that inherently processes and organizes data as quickly as Luck's (assuming these reported scores are accurate.)